Lake Skinner Fish Report

Lake Skinner - Temecula, CA (Riverside County)

by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
5-3-2015
(951) 926-8515
Website

The water temperature is between 64-65 degrees. Water flow is going pretty good, almost at full capacity. Remember Solar Cup is May 15-17.

Blue Gill: No action.

Carp: No action.

Striper: High action, being caught with umbrella rigs, spooks and night crawlers over by the East End.

Catfish: Medium action- Catching Cats over by ramp 2, using chicken livers, anchovies, and gulp bait.

Large Mouth: Medium action, small dark color plastics and night crawlers.

Trout: Medium action, still seeing some 3-4 pounders caught mostly near damn and Inlet. Hitting on night crawlers, power bait in rainbow colors, and chicken liver.

Stop by the Marina or camp store to have a picture taken with your catch.

For more information please contact the Marina at (661) 7020314

Whoppers
Name	City	State	Species	Weight
Andrew White	Oceanside	CA	Striper	6 lbs
Stephen Chheang	Long Beach	CA	Striper	15 lbs
Matt Donavan	Temecula	CA	Catfish	4.5

< Previous Report Next Report >

More Reports

Lake Skinner Fish Report

Lake Skinner

4-26-2015
The water temperature is 61 degrees and water level continuously rising. Striper: Medium Action. Stripers this week early morning hours near the dam using anchovies & night crawlers. Blue Gill: No Action. Catfish: High Action. Catfish are doing very well this week hitting on chicken liver and anchovies near launch ramp. Large Mouth:Medium Action. Largemouth Bass have been pretty moderate top waters using flukes and jerk baits out on points. Trout: Moderate Action. Trouts have been hitting on power baits and power...... Read More

Lake Skinner Fish Report

Lake Skinner

4-19-2015
The water temperature is 63 degrees and water level still continuously rising. Striper: Medium action. Stripers this week early morning hours at the dam using cut mackerels, shad, spooks, chicken livers, and jigs. Blue Gill: No Action. Catfish: Low action. Slow for cats, only a few reported this past week. Large Mouth: High action. Many anglers this week catching plenty of large mouths along points, coves and along the shore. Try catching them on purple and green robo worms, meal worms, wax...... Read More